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In our atls•e1tiseme11t last week
'wo offered Free, enough DeWitt's
Jersey Butter Color to color 13
lbs, of Butter. This should have
read 50 lbs. of Butter, so we will
extend the tiulo until Saturday,
Tan. 23rd. After that date Wo
will give no free samples of this
Butter Color so if you want to
try a good, harmless Color for
your Butter, call and ask for a
sample.
DEADMAN cf McCALL,
Druggists, Opticians and Booksellers.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN ExTENSION W. 0. & E.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
GOING SooTre. GOING Nolle.
Express 7:31 a.m. I Mixed 9'44 eon
lrasd..,007 p.m, , 333a11 12:52 p.m
royal, Dews :(Alts.
A ohiel's running ye te.kin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
THE BRUSSELS POST
Dow''r forget the Horse Fair on Thurs-
day of nextweek, 1
A CAR of oattle was forwarded by Mes•
see. Clegg & Dames,
Seethe Assizaa for Ileum Co. will open
at Goderich on Monday, Meeh 13th.
Huron Fell Fair will be held in
Brussels on Thursday and Friday, Sept.
80th and Ort. lot.
13. AMWAY, the well known Montreal
horse buyer, will be at the Queen's Hotel,
Brussels, nest Monday to purchase
hones.liar htlnnett day'e rand Monday'sstom preoluled the possibility of Mel.
villa annuli delegates driving to the
Young People's Convention at Wingbam.
Geo. PARKER wilt ship another car of
bonne next biomlay for London, Eng-
land. Toni Bloomfield will go along to
see after theta. Tom will be an old salt
if he keeps on,
Pies. Meerut ha doing quite a business
in the Standard sewing Inaohine, for
wishes be is agent. It is manufactured
in Cleveland, 9tr. Moore bas become
quite 00 expert in turniug out fauay
work with it.
INDEPENDENT FORESTERS.—The follow•
ing officers were eleuted in Court ItIoit-
laud, No. 009, Brussels, for the nest
term t—
Co. Council next week.
BRUs0ELs market leads.
TEE days are lengthening.
Tum ice harvest comes next.
PAY your taxes and save costs.
Tum crop of school teachers is pro lfia.
Haase Fair next Thursday. Come to
it.
TEE fare to Roseland from Brussels is
$55.50.
READ the District news on page 3 of
Tem Pose.
LOCAL and District news always wel-
come at THE POST.
FOIIRTH Division Court will be held on
Wednesday, Feb. 17th.
Lain advertising, with the goods be•
'bind it, pays every time.
Co, Orange Lodge will meet on Tues-
day, Feb. god, at Wingbam.
MESSRS. BAoaER & VANsTONR shipped a
ear of oats this week from P1'OS'0IS.
MEssots. SCOTT & 30Nr•.s =hipped a car
of cattle on Monday Eastward from
Brussele.
Duluth this week red squirrels were
Been playing about. This is said to
oate mild weather.
Hocnnr is the latent sport introduc-
ed into Brussele. It reminds us
of the good old days of "Shinny on your
own side."
Toe annual meeting of, Brussels Driv-
ing
riving Park Association will be held at the
Amerionn Hotel cm the evening of Friday,
29th inst., at 8 o'clock.
ANENT Bees. have already received
about 850 cords of heading bolts at their
factory. They espeot to treble that
quantity if good sleighing retiree.
A WINGEAIt subsoriber writes, in re.
witting subscription : "We enjoy your
paper more earth year as it keeps us well
informed of Brussele happenings."
Commons Ras bas been instructed to
finish his tax collecting Ar ONCE, so no
more parleying will be permitted. This
applies to everybody who has not paid
their taxes.
THE Pose has received over 100 sub•
scribers to the well know Toronto Globe
30 far this year. It is a great weekly
and may be had along- with Tum POST for
a year for the small sum of $1.50.
THE Nortbern Presbyterian is the
name of a neat, newsy little church pa.
per edited weekly by Rev. Dr, MoCrae,
of Collingwood. In addition to being a
good preacher and pastor the reverend
gsutleman shows a proficiency and
adaptability in journalism worthy of
note. Dr. MoCrae is a son of Jno. Mo.
Crae, Brussels.
CANADIAN Pao AseoCIA'rloN.—Tho 39th
animal meeting of the Canadian Press
Astooiatian will be held in Toronto on
Thureday and Friday, February 4 and 5.
The day meeting will be held in the
Board of Trade building, and many
matters of interest to newspaper men
will be dismissed. On Thursday evening
a banquet will be held at the National
Club, at which the following speakers,
among others, are expected: :—Hon. W. S.
Fielding Hon. J. I. Tarte, Sir Mackenzie
Bowell, Hon. Wm. Blalock, Lieut. -Col.
G. T. Denison, Principal Parkin, E. E.
Sheppard and W. F. Maclean,
CHANCES IN THE A. 0. U. W.—There
are 400 A. 0. U. W. lodges in Canada.
Each one of these will send it delegate to
she Grand Lodge of Canada, which will
meet in 'Toronto on Feb. 19tH next. It
is anticipated that there will be a separ-
ation of this ledge from the Supreme
Lodge of the United States, whish at
present has jurisdiotion over the entire
Ameriaau amain ut. The death rate in
the United States has been go mnoh
greater, relatively, than in Canada, that
the Grand Lodge here has been paying
more than it would pay wore it a stipule
ate body, hence the anticipation of a
separation. All the lodges have been
edified of the extreme importance of the
Doming convention,
Y. P. S. 0. E.—A very successful eon.
ventian of 'Young People's Sooietlee of
Christian Endeavor belonging to the
Presbytery of Maitland wee held in the
Presbyterian 'Mural, Wingbam, last
Monday. Delegating from all parts of the
Presbytery were present. Rev. G. 13a1.
tantyne, moderator, presided. A Pres-
byterian Society was organized, with the
following oiiioers 3—Pre:. Rev, R. S. G.
Anderson, pastor of Wroxeter ' Lob
Vice•Pres., G. F. Dixie, barrister, f3rus-
sols ; 23u1 Vioe•Pree., Mina Sharp, Tees.
waterSee.•Treas., Mr, Norris, Kinaar.
dine ; Cor. See., Rev. W. T. Hall, 13e1-
greve ; Executive Com„ Henry Woods,
1st. Helens ; Miss Vauetone, Wingham
J. Er, Cameron, Brussels; Mies'1. Hen -
donee, Whitechurdh, and R, Malcolm,
Elinlow. At the evening smith Ran. A,
114uNab, M, A., Whiteohtiroh, read an
interesting: paper on the history of the
ohnroh in Scotland prior to the reform -
action, It Was accompanied by stereopti•
a:Gn views. Rev, fe. Mnnros, M. A., gave
an impressive address oh Christian eon.
:aeration.
P. C. R„ T. Fletcher ;
C. Ib„ Malcolm Black ;
V. C. R., S. Wilton ;
1'. S., A. Consley ;
R. S., Thee, Curry
Treas., I. 0. Hiohards ;
Chap., lilies Dickson ;
S. W., C1ias. Rozelt ;
J. W., W. Cornish ;
S. 13., S. Walker ;
J. 13„ 3. Betz.
Do You SEE TEE POINT ?—A well
known resident of Grey township called
at THE Pose Publishing House last Tues-
day end with a very happy looking fade
said "I want to put apofut on TEE BROS.
sols Pose," and he did so by handing
over a dollar bill to pay his subscription
for 1897. The large number of renewals
and new subscribers coming in have
been specially gratifying, and we are
grateful for the same, but there are a
good many on our list who have not yet
"pointed THE Pose for 1808," Wilt those
to whom chis applies kindly take the
hint.
A SEATING rink of no moan pretension
tas been arranged on the Maitland river
above the mill dam, There is no dinger
of bumping your head against the roof.
Genoa, eon of Dan, McLennan, met
with 00 aooident by which he broke his
arm one day last week. He was riding
in Messrs, Beeper & Vaoetone's sleigh
when a youthful enntrndn give him a
puelt, causing him to fall out, with the
above result.
PISESENTor1ow,--•On Tuesday evening,
5th inst„ n number of the friends of Dr.
Shaw gathered in the Rntteltbury House,
Clinton, to pay their reepects to the doe•
tor and present bine with a lonnge and
six dining room °hair's, previous to the
day of his marriage. Those present
were :—J. Melelurohie, G, Karn, N. MoL.
Fair, Jae, fair, jr., 115. McTaggart, T. L.
Fortune, Dr, Bfaokall, 0. Johnston, 0.
Ooope', A. Porter, W, D. Fair, L. Ken-
nedy, H, 13. Combo, Joe Rattenbnry, Dr.
Bruce, Jas, Jaolteon, W. P. Spalding„ &b.
Morrisb, P. 13, Craws, Dr. Myers of Port
Elgin, end 0. 0. Shaw, of Ohttbham.
The chair was taken by Jas. McMurobie,
who made a few introductory remarks
and afterwards celled W. D, Fair to do
the honors in presenting the doctor with
the furniture. Mr. Fair in a brief speech
spoke of the kindly feelings the friends
assembled bore towards the doctor, eulo-
gised him for the many good qualities
which he possessed, and asked him to
accept the artialrs tendered in the spirit
in which they were given. The doctor
briefly, butt feeliugly replied, thanking
the assemblage for their gift, and assured
them that though about to join the con-
nubial ranks, he would still have pleasant
recollections of by -gone days spent with
those who were present. Speeches and
followed.
GREY BnANCp AGL. SnCIETY,—A special
meeting of the Board was held iu the
Conned Chamber on Jan. 20th, President
Smith in the obair. Moved by P. Scott,
seconded by Jas. Ferguson that we offer
the East Biding Society $20O to hold the
Fall Fair in Brussels in 1897. Carried.
Application was made by the Direotors
of Brussels Driving Park Association,
((eking for a lease of the Fair groonde.
Messrs. Smith, Fergonon and Kerr were
appointed a committee to bare lease pre-
pared, on motion of P. Soatt and Jas.
Speir. The question of levelling and
seeding the interior of the k mile track
wee discussed. On motion of Messrs.
Pollard and Speir, Jae. Ferguson, P.
Scott and W. H. Kerr were appointed a
committee to attend to it in the Spring.
Meeting then adjourned.
ODrraARv.—At 1:S0 o'clock p. In., on
Tuesday of this week the spirit of Meg.
•ie E., beloved wife of John Pelton, of
Atwood, formerly a resident of Brussele,
took its flight. Deceased was a daugh-
ter of titre. 1oB,tin, of this town. She
was born in the county of Glengarry
and was nnited in marriage to her now
bereft partner about 8 years ago, remove
lug to Atwood where they letve since re.
sided. Deceased was in her 29th year.
The bad been poorly for the past year,
the last five months of which she was
confined to bed and was a very great but
patient sufferer. Death was a happy re•
lease. An abscees in the left side and
other complications was the cause of bar
decease. Two little children are left to
the oaro of relatives. Mrs, Pelton was
univsreally beloved and bad a largo
circle of friends who will mourn her de-
mise. The funeral took plane to Elma
Centre cemetery on Thursday afternoon
and was largely attended. Mr. Pelton
is deeply sympathized with.
FILE Alums INDIAN SonooL, MAN.—The
following interesting sketch of the Indian
school at File Mille is given by Rev. Mr.
Skene, the missionary, who is a cousin to
J. G. Shane, of Brussels :—In our work
at Fife Hills we are moving along very
nicely. The obildren are improving and
the now (lo their many duties very sntie•
factorily. Our number is now 16, eleven
boys and five girls. These, with our own
four, gives us a family of twenty, nearly
enough to take care of. Of course the
older children are taught to Dare for the
younger ones. About six in the morning
the boys get up and Ben. pate on the
fires and attend(' to getting in the water
required. Six boys go to the stables, one
to feed the cows and horses, three to
Olean the stables and draw the manure
out to our potato patch, and two to milk
our frau cows. Another of our boys pats
on a fire in the children's play house and
washes and helps to dress the five young-
er boys. The small boys when washed
carry in the wood required for the day
abd pile it near the stoves. The girls
Sweep the kitchen and help in getting the
breakfast. After breakfast the dishes ere
washed by one of the boys and three of
the gide, the other boys attending to out.
side chores. Scheel begins at 9.50 and
ends at 4 p. to., with an hour and a half
intermission at noon. After school cite
tie and horses have to be attended to,
wood flawed, cows milked, potatoes pill-
ed for next day, snots get for water, &a.,
and from 7 to 8 is spent in the school
ro,m, Suoh is our daily life, no yon will
see we are not idle. I am pleased to see
how well the ebildren attend to their
work and am glad to say that they get
along very nicely together, very little
quarrelling. We are having a very fine
Winter, enntgh of snow, bit mild and
bright, Our ohildren are therefore able
to play outside a great part of the time,
and we are not troubled with much sink.
nese. This we the thankful for ae it is
very trying when slickness visite our
home. It is then we long for oomptuion•
ship e53 realize what it matte to be
alone. The clothing sent year by year
by the ladies std friends in Ontario bas
been such a help, In fact we could not
get along without it. In your box from
Brussels were some strong ilennol shirts
and ja'kete, or what my mother called
"bed gowne." These are the kind of
goods that. suit. Oar women are nob 10
say very large, but they are usually stout
with broad shoulders, requiring a good
sized garment. Some of the coats were
found suitable, but i think it would be
better to not Bend many, ae they could
be need to better advantage at home.
I urn entered on my eighth year without
n holiday. It is go hard to get away,
being alone I have no person to leave in
my plane.
song,'
3T%,7YD4RD B,4NIC 01? CaNAD,I.
WAmx(xmzu c.B7n.
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO
ASSETS, (Seven Million Dollars) • $7,000,000
• $2,000,000
Agencies alai( principal points in Ontario, (Quebec, hlauiloba, United States (0ldllplatld.
CAPITAL .(Authorized) •
• '' t'nrlA°a' ,trb, .ts° i'7 a'aoi 1s'.
A General Backing Business Ttansaatee, Parlgere' Notes Discounted,
Drafts Issued and Collootione made on '01 points.
SAVINGS RANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on deposits of 81.00 and upwards from dat of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE GCLLEOT10N OB FA1taritRa' SALE ',TOTES.
Every facility afforded Customers living ab a distance,
J. A, STEWART Maurine.
Business Locals.
PAIR of stockings found. Ask at Tun
Poor.
Leith herrings for sale at Jae. Ballad•
tyne'e grocery.
STETS made to order at 11?. Ricbardson'e.
Cheapest place in town. •
Foot dandy, well built cutters go to Jae.
Walker, carnage maker. Brussele.
GET your buggy repaired, trimmed or
new topped at Jas. Walker's, Brussels.
SEE the new steel buggy dash at Jas.
Walker's shop. Also a patent top, the
best out.
A Nounna of well bred Black Minnrea
roosters for sale. Apply to Leslie Kerr,
Brn— e'e.
Tmnreee !VANri'p,—Any quantity good
turkeys wanted, cry pieloed, undrawn,
heed and feet left on. Also dressed hogs.
Bather & Vanstone.
20 coins of 22 inch Steve wood wanted
for 1l3ethoeiet oburoh, Brussels. Beech
or maple body wood. For farther par -
Maulers apply to R. Leatberdale, Bros.
eels.
As I expect to leave Brussele by the
10th or 15th of January all accounts
must be paid by that date or they will be
planed in other hands for colleotion. I.
0. RICHARDS.
Sanos'e Core, the great cough and
Croup cure, is in great demand. Pocket
size contains twenty-five doses,: only 25
cents. Ohildren love it, Sold by Jas.
Fax, druggist, Brussels.
NOTICE.—M1 a000unts owing the firm
of Ferguson es Halliday must be paid be-
fore the 25th of January, ne after that
date books will be planed in other bands
for collection. J. Enflame R Co.
Bonn's Glover Root will purify your
blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your bead clear as
a bell. 25 ole., 50 eta, end 5100. Sold
by Jas. 'Fox, druggist, Brussels.
ANY one wanting their saws to cut fast
and easy had better bring them to me, 08
I have the most oomplate outfit of latest,
new, improved saw tools. T. McGregor,
saw filer, Brussele, Queen St., East,
ConrronrADLn brick reside,toe with every
convenience, furnace, &o., for sale or to
rent. Immediate possession given.
For further particulars apply to Mrs. R.
Walker, Turnberry street, Brussels.
MRs, T. S. HAwents, Obabtanooga,
Tenn., pays, "Shilob's Vitalizer "saved
my life." I consider it the best remedy
fora debilitaed system I ever need."
For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble it
emcee, Price 75 ate. Sold by Jas. Fox.
Tun hardest saws warranted full set
without breaking, as I have a new, tide
and fast way of setting saws. Saws that
are in line order given in exchange for
saws that are Ont of order by paying the
difference, T. McGregor, sate filer, Bras.
eels, Queen St., ,Oast.
CAu2•Ers —Any one desiring 'Pupate
will do well to call at the Brussels Wool-
en Mill before buying elsewhere, as they
have the largest assortment of samples
ever shown in this locality, ranging in
prime from SOe. to $1.00. Howes & Co.
BARGAIN OPcmnED.—That eligible half
tore lot situate on the Southern portion of
Turnberry street, Brussele, will be die•
posed of below cost. Very easy terms.
Write for partinnlars to JouN Heneemeves,
174 Queen et, West, Toronto.
CONSULT Toon DooTOR.--If he advises
Ood Liver Oil we reoommend Wompole's
Tasteless Preparation. Yon tame' taste
the oil ; all you teeth is wild cherry, and
that's good. What you get is fiesta and
strength. Corea coughs, colds and
wastive diseases. JAS. Fox,
3 m Chemist and Druggist.
Tina Renee Wee we DYE WELL,—Be.
cause we want to tgo on dyeing through
all time. We dye for you today and are
reedy to dye for you to -morrow and for
your children and your children's
children. Only competent work will ex-
tend to us this privilege of dyeing.
Packer's Dye Works, Toronto. Agency
ed Skene's general store.
Beene Foe WINese,—A visit to the
Largs new ehow rooms in connection with
D. Ewan's businese, Bfuesels, will can -
vino anybody that be is in firet•olase
Shape to snit the public in cutters of the
neatest end most fashionable Stylee and
finish and at pri06e to suit the pocket.
He also has a stock of sleighs on hand
ready for the Winter. Intending pun
ohasore should give him a call and there-
by get well suited and save money at the
mule time. Mr, Ewan is there to do
business.
WEAT no Yon THINE on THIS ?--lvlrs,
Jas. McArthur, 118 Robert Street, To-
ronto, statra that the action of Wright's
Liver & Stomach' Pills i8 marvalloue.
Had been troubled with bilious and ethic
headache for years, one box, taken art.
Fording to directions, removed the bonen
of all the troubles and Teetered me to
health. Ask Jas. Fox, Chemist and
druggist, Brussels, about them, got a
circular,
Stop that splitting headache, you San•
do so by tatting Don't Ideedaohs Powders,
25 dente a box.
8mRS7
Gnax.—In Elma, on Jun. 9th, the wife
of 14L', Jno. Gray of it daughter.
ltrottntoon,—In Elm, on Jan. 12th, the
wife of Mr. Hugh Richmond of a
son.
LANG.—In Elma, on Jan. 5th, the wife
of Mr. Jae, Lang, of Manitoba, of a
5001.
THobtpeuN.—In Elma, on Jen. Oth, the
wife of Mr. Wm. Thompson of u
daughter.
PArno.—In East Wawanosh, on Jan.
llth, the wife of Mr. Wm. Paten, of
a daughter.
Score. In Wingham, on Jan. 7t11, the
wife of Mr. Robb. Scott, of a son.
ELLroTT.—In East Wawanosh, on Jan,
7th, the wife of Mr. Matthew L'1.
Hatt of a daughter.
S2Ame, xxam.
MACItAN—HowARD. AI the Methodist
Personage, Ethel, on Jan. 121h, by
Rev. Jae. Walker, Mr. Andrew Meeh-
an, of Grey township, to Miss Amelia
Howard, of the same township.
Dorms—Anal010al .—In MoKillop, on
Jan. 20113, at the residence of the
bride's parents, by Rev. P, Musgrave,
Mr. Thos. Dodds, of Feesenden,
North Dakota, to Mies Mary, second
dauthter of Mr. W. Archibald, Dep-
uty Reeve, or ItIoKillop.
MIronnon.—Ab Watdrip, MOOnllonb 0o.,
Texas, an Deo. $lst, 1899, Alex.
Mitchell, (father of W. D. Mitobell,
of Atwood,) aged 73 years.
LINEeAoo.—In Elma, on Jan. 13th, 1897,
Berbera, beloved wife of Thomas
Lineham, urged 88 years.
Lewsoie.—In Morris, on January 17th,
Lliae, beloved wife of Jno. Lawson,
egad 55 years.
Donne.—In McKillop, on Jan. 171h, Peter,
son of Thos. Dodds, aged 40 years.
PEL1ON.—In Atwood, on Jen. 10th, Mag.
gie E., beloved wife of John Pelton,
aged 28 years and 15 days.
AT.TC0ICST pAS..aS.
MONDAY, JAN. 25th,—Lot 19, con. 8,
Grey. Farm stook, implements, &o.
Sale unreserved at 1 o'olook. Wm. Pol-
lard, Prop. F. S. Scott, Ace.
TUnsDAY, JAN. 26T11.—Farm stook,
implements &a., N } lot 20, con. 7, Mor
ris. Sale without reserve. Samuel
Walker, Prop. Geo. Kirkby,.Auo.
THURSDAY, J,ts, 28th.—Lot 18, son. 10,
Grey. Farm stool(, implements, &m.
Sale unreserved, at 1 o'nloolt. Lingh
Porter, Prop. F. S. Scott, Auo.
FRIDAY, JAN. 29TH.—Farm stock, iwple•
mentis, &e., N } lot 12, con. 0, Morris.
Salo unreserved, at 1 p. m. Robt. Gib.
son, Prop., Geo. Kirkby, Auo.
TUESDAY, Fon. 2nd.—Farm stook,
implements, to. Lot 19, con. 9, Grey.
Sale unreserved, at 1 o,oloek. W. M.
and J. A. Welsh, Propts. 1'. S. Scott,
Auo.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
7 OUNG MARE FOR SALE,
rising 4 years. Sound, well broken,
will worn or drive either single or doable.
20-0 SIMON GRANT,
Lot 4, Con, 5, Grey. Brussels P.O.
COD WANTED.—MARKET
price will be paid for 9,000 or 4,000
Cords of cord wood, either soft or bard, to be
delivered this Winter at tbo ENTERPRISE
SALT WORKS, Brussels.
2011 Estate of T. T. COLEMAN.
Q IX SHEEP STRAYED ON
,J the premises of the aodersigued, lob
24, Con. 1d, Grey, on or about Dee. ]5th,
owner is requested to prove property, pay
expenses and taste them away.
JNO. D. 14foNIIL,
20.4 Monorieff P. O.
leer EICTING OF THE HURON CO.
l� l� COUNCIL.
The Connell of the Corporation of the
Couuty of Huron will moot iu the Council
Chamber, in tbo'I`own of Goderioh, on Tues-
day,tle'15t11ofthis month, al o'cl o'clock m.
Dated Jan. 12,1697. Co. 01001.
COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE
and 10 acres of first-class land arljelu•
in g Brussels, for sale. Thele is a small bask
b av awl a young orchard of 34 acres, Would
make a thio fruit form or market gardou,
Proprietor has afair dairy business in eon -
:,action. Possession given at ouas. Will be
sold at a low price, For Ruttier particulars
apply on the promises to GEO, 1RORB Pro•
wither, Brussels 1'. 0. 511 4
ANNUAL MEETING.
The Annual Meeting of the Brussels Driv-
ing
riving Perk Aesoaiation lar the election of offi-
cers, the receiving of the report of the Dir -
otters for the pest year and 80011 other bunt -
nese as may be lawfully brought before the
meeting, wilt be bold at the American Rotel
on Friday evening, January 20th, 1800, at8
o'clock. F, S. SCOTT,
Saerotary,,
NOTICE I
N01,105 is beefily given that the animal
meeting of the,Jiowlek Manual Piro Xne,ir-
moo Oompeny will be held in the TOWN-
SHIP HALL, 00R1L110, on Friday, January
22ntl, 18117, at 1 o'clock p. m„for the purpose
or reeeiving tbu Directors' report for the
least year the election of two Directors, and
rot other ltusinees, By order of the Board,
W. 8. lttolc l] R O s 1613,
&awratthy,
Gerrie, Jan, 21181 1897,
VINE TWO STORY BRICK
residence for sale, corner of Queen and
Telephony , strode, Brussels, emoted last
year, There are all the necessary, eonven
155060 on the premises mai a5 Eret•e110e
enter, hard and sottwnter,'unoodehed,ntabis
with atone foundation, &o, Penman in house,
Thore Jet acro of land, Will sell at *ma
tamable figura and on good terms ae i Intend
removing from tows, slur further partnee.
]ars epl,Iy to D. A, LOWRY,:
27•tl Peopr, tOr, Brussele.
1?OR SALE OR 'T0 LET.—
Lot 03,Mill street, Brnesols, on which.
Is a 1•ooruy ({welling, well, stublo. ,Lo. Terme
they. Apply to It, ADAMS, Lotdeeboro', or
F. b. SCOTT, Brussels, 27.4
FOR SALE.—A GOOD SOUND
berth, eight years old. suitable for sib11-
er road or farm 3 also buggy, cutter and
equipments, Would exchange them for
young rattle if suitable,
18-tf JN0. 1ROBB, Brussels.
YOUNG DURHAM BULLS FOR
SALE.—Tho undersigned has six young
Dirbanlbulls for sale, from 0 to 10 mouths
eel. Podigreod stool,. Prices reasonable.
Apply to AIIMOS SMITH,
27-4 Trowbridge.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOOK
1� IMPLEMENTS, 00.
mr. tido, ltie 1,y, auctioneer, has besn in-
structed by the uncle/ signed to sell by public
auction at North Huff Lot 20, Con, 7, Morris,
on TUESDAY, JAN. 25th, at 1 o'olosk, lbs
following valuable Iproi,arty, viz. 1 heavy
draught mare 4 years old ; 3 cows supposed
in miff.; 0 heifers 3 years 01,1,5 of them sup-
posed 111 calf ; 10 steers 2 years old ; 22 well
bred Leicester and Shropshire ewes ; 1 Lei-
cester Dant ; 10 pigs 8 weeks old; 11 snaking
pigs; ” brood sows; 1 thoro'-bred Chester
White boar; 5 Spring oalVes ; a number of
hens ; 1 pulper' 1 large size eating box; 1
laur of bob sleighs • 1 cutter ; a quantity of
umber snitubls for flooring, and numerous
other articles. Salo unreserved as propriet•
Or is giving ui1 farming. Terms -111 sums of
55.00 and under oath ; over that amount 9
menthe credit will be given on furnishing
approved joint notes; 0 per cont. off for oath
ou credit amounts.
Ono, Rumex, S. WALKER,
Auctioneer. Proprietor.
REAL ESTATE.
100 ACRE FARM FOR SALE
For partiouia1s
orto rappout,ly Lot 19, Oou.0, Groy,
to
28- T. 11001110, Breasts.
HARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN•
ntans3axrn has several good Farms for
sale and to rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and Grey. F S. SOOTT,Bruesels
t1IYi1 ACRES OF WELL P1313.
01031 land for sale In the Village of
Cranbronl, on which are good buildings.
Also a good burg y, mutter and set of single
harness. A bargain, will be offerod. .For fur-
ther particulars apply to
JOHN MOINTOSH,
27-15 Cranbrook.
CfOOD FARM FOR SALE
netts -Brussels. Great bargain. Lot 7,
Con. 0, Gray township. Goody buildings and
archer d, well watered, suitable for mixed or
dairy farming. Possession given next March.
Apply to W. 04. KERI, Post Publishing
House, Brussels, or to Tadmas HIORITAGI,
Loudon Wen.
-aiARYIS FOR SALE. - 200
1,
acres—Consisting of Lots 18 on the 701
and 8th Commissions, Township of Grey, be-
ing 1 mile from the Village of Ethel and 54
miles from Brussels. 40 acres of Fall wheat
sown and about 80 acres under grass ; 00
aoros cleared on each. Perms of payment
easy. A. MoBELVIY,. M, D.,
34- Brussels.
MA'NITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
]00 acres of good farm /and 0t
Springeeid, 8 milds from Winnipeg, is offer-
ed for sale ata low pries, The property 15
North Nast 13 See,15, Twp. 11, Range 4, Toast.
Thee to a house on the premises e.ud some
breaking done, For full particulars as to
Price, title, d;a., write or apply to
G. L'. BLAIR or W. I3. Menet,
20-tf Brussels, Out.
1 &RM FOR SALE. -150 ACRES
Consisting of the South 13 and South 13
of the North d u&Lot86, Con 2, East Wawa -
nosh. This is on sxcollent stook farm, being
well supplied with good spring water, It to
situated about 0 miles from the thriving Vil-
lage rf Myth. A largo pert of it is limier
grass. Buildings and fences aro in elan!
Mato of repair. Eat terms of payment will
be Riven. For all information apply to
11•tf G. F. BLAIR, 13a1T•istel•, Brussels.
QPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
LJ That excellent fern,, Lot 18, Con. 9,
Township of Grey, 100 north, must be sold at
ones in order to close estate of decease4d own-
er. The lot is nearly all cleared, with good
buildings, ample water supply, large or-
chard, 14 miles from Cranbrook, is under
good cultivation and is a veru desirable pro-
w7ertyindeotl. Apply to RIOHA RD afI1l-
CHp1LL, Btvssols P, o.; JOHN MITOPI1LL,
on the premises • o' A. HUNTER, Brussels.
Dated Sept. 19111, 1800.
GOOD FARM FOR SALE IN
the Townshi r of Groy. In oder to
°loth an estate the West half of Lot 24, Con,
7, Township of Grey, 50 three, is offered for
immediate sale. On the premises area, good
frame dwelling with kitchen, 10.,. also two
frame horns, gond water, orobard, &o.; and is
elm to the Village of Ethel. Soil in of the
best and farm is well fenced. Apply to
dLE1. MoKIOLVIOS', 11 1)., Brussels 1 WaOt,
MOJIILVEY, Jamestown; or A. HUNTER,
Brussels.
JAN. 22, 1897
CIaM a'
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ARITOPLEs
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
The eligible 200 acre term, composed of
Iota 10 and 17 in the 10th non., Grey township,
Burou 00., and 60 throe, part of lobs 10 (and
17, 11111 non., bel0ugi15 to the Robert ]Drown
decide, is offered for sale to wind up estate.
On the first farm ie a good -stunt) house and.
largo bank barn, necessary outbuildings, or.
°hard, &a, Earn well watered, , well fencer.
and in good state of cultivation, About 50
throe of busk, A2 of whish 10 hardwood, 0u
the 00 acre farm there is a house and halm,
orchard, and about 8 notes of blah, Perms
sold Jointly or separately to suit perebaeor.
Possession given i11 the Fall. Farms are on-
ly it mile fr01n the village of Oraub,'eok,
where are sekool, ehurahos, Icost-o1Boo.
thorn, &a. and 033 mhos to the thriving mar-
ket tolvu lirnesdls. Lbs farther partloulers
as to prion, terms, 00., apply to
AGNES BROWN,
JAMES bOIlOWN,310xooutorm.
JOHN BROWN,11111)
Cranbrook P. 0.
DENTAL.
�ii. DAVIDSON,
A Honor Graduate Toronto VuiVereity,
Licentiate Royal College Dental Surgeons,
Crown nee Bridge work a specialty. Meeet-
ate Looe. Satisfaction Aseuret. Officio over
Barrett's barber shop, 3'ur•ubarry 91„ Bras -
(fele
Atomizing Profits
0-n a largo line of Toilet Articles,
Perfumes, line Soaps, Sachet
Powders, Hair Brushes, Tooth
Brushes, Bath Brushes, Our
stock of the above was never
Vlore complet0'an it is at pros-
ent and the quality is unexcelled.
But clo not forget the fact that
the selling of Pure Drugs receives
our first consideration.
Try our White Pine and Tar for
Coughs and Colds. We guar-
antee it at
Fox's Drag Store,
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
eY • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College.. is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animals In a oom-
to veterinary dei] Particular
uCalle attention paid
at-
tended
ti
tended to, billoe and Infirmary—Four doors
north of bridge •'urnberry et., Brussele.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
�L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
. Solicitor and Conveyancer. Collo°.
Mons •made. Oiflee—Vaustono's Block, Brus-
sels. 21.3m
Y� M. SINCLAIR,
y 0 . Soliat6or Uonveyaneer,NotaryPub-
ite, &e. Ofllco—'Vauatooa'e Block 1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private I{unds to
Loan.
�/fG. CAMERON,
•
(Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Cameron ) Barrister and Solialto', Goderia)i,
Ont, Office—Hamilton 8t., Opposite 0o1 -
borne hotel.
F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
ow
Proudfootso Ofi]ae Goderieh.) of
over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loan. '17
AUCTIONEERS.
(7 EORGE KIRKBY,
�� Lioeuesd Auettoueer, Bales conduct
oil on reasonable terms. Farms and farm
stooka specialty. Orders loft at Pin Poe.
Publishims H0ues,Bru seals, or sen tto Walton
P.O., will -theater) prompt attention,
TO
- S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
JL• kali, win sell for better prices, to
better mon in ass Mum and less °barges
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron
or he won't charge anything Dates and
orders eau always be arranged at Ode °intoe
or by personal application,
CAPT. J. STRETTON,
Who has had 25 years experience as an
Auctioneer, but who had to quit owing to Ill
health, has again taken out license and is
prepared to oonduot sales at reasonable
terms. Satisfaction guaranteed. Dates may
be arranged at Tun Poem Publishing House.
348. STRETTON,
13 -If Auctioneer.
Anoiont Order of United Workmen,
This old and prosperous Fraternal Assoc i
anion numbering 850,000 members aro pre
seutiug to thepublie their popular sad ehou-
muleal rates to worthy mon, at the very low
rate of about 88.00 per 51,000 per annum.
The Workmen" Promptly Pay Death
Glamis and expert a large Increase to its
members now that those American Line
Companies don't soom satisfactory to Can-
adians,
itU1T. ARMSTRONG M. W.; W. H. ffIER,
RnOlyder ; J. A. ORE(GHTUN,Flnanaler.
BUSYNESS CARDS.
H. MoC1IACKEN,
• Usurer of Marriage Liaeueee. 001oe
at. his Grocery, lurnborry street, Brussele.
N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist Shop—Neat door
south of A. NI'. McKay & 0o's hardware stare.
Ladiee'and ohildrens hair nutting o epooialty
DRUSSELS POST OFFICE
Savings Bank takes Deposita from
81,00 is 51,000 and allows A per cent.
interest. T. FARROW,
87-6m Postmaster.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
I01501,ANOE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH•
T, FLETCHER
issue, of Marriage Licenses,
001'Io1 AT JEwnp,a3 Sxooe.
t"No Witness Required,
T. FLETOHER, Brussels
LEX. HUNTER,
Cleric of the Fourth Divlafou. flour
00, Iilir0n, °olive:vetoer, Notary Public
Land, T,ean and Tosuranoe Agent. Funds
invested (3,1(0 to loam. Collobtione made
OJlloo lu eireham'o 0133011,10005010
TIROS, A, HAWKINS,
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Will give/00001A1 p to 11i p ins either on
nolaso �r 0131300, athie s. Veen loons
ono,1oo
the n. '1 Ten urs exs. Vocal in
also
plena. 'Thu yams axparihuob in teaoh.iDg.
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